Electrical Engineer (Humanoid Robotics Hardware)

Quick Facts

• Role: Electrical Engineer for humanoid robotics hardware

• Focus: end-to-end electrical design for robot arms and humanoids

• Location: Onsite in New York City (relocation within the US optional)

• Work authorization: US work authorization required; visa sponsorship not available

Description

Own the end-to-end electrical design for robotic arms and humanoids, including power distribution, motor-driver units, sensor PCBs, and interconnect harnessing. Design multilayer mixed-signal and high-current PCBs with emphasis on power and signal integrity, then support bench bring-up and hardware debugging through root-cause failure analysis.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end electrical design for arms and humanoids: power distribution boards, motor-driver units, sensor PCBs, and interconnect harnessing

• Design and lay out multilayer, mixed-signal and high-current PCBs focusing on power and signal integrity

• Design power distribution, DC-DC conversion, fusing, and protection for high-power actuators and sensitive compute rails

• Integrate motor drivers, gate drivers, and current sensing for brushless actuators with controls and firmware teams

• Run bench bring-up, hardware debugging, thermal analysis, and root-cause failure analysis

Requirements

• BS, MS, or PhD in EE, Computer Engineering, Robotics, or related field

• 5+ years designing and shipping electrical hardware (or 3+ years with an advanced degree)

• Custom PCB design from schematic to validated, manufacturable boards in Altium or a similar EDA tool

• Power electronics, mixed-signal design, signal integrity, and DFM

• Hands-on experience with robot hardware such as arms, manipulators, grippers, AMRs, actuated joints, or humanoids

• US work authorization required; visa sponsorship is not available

Benefits

• Full-time, onsite role in New York City

• Relocation within the US is an option